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Celestial Triad #3

The Cosmic Logos

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As Tory and Maelgwyn struggle to perfect their formless means of guidance, the four changelings prove to be their link back to the land of the living. But will the leaders of the Nefilim and their Chosen listen to the counsel of the youngsters, before intergalactic war brings their leaders into disrepute with the Cosmic Logos?

654 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published February 27, 2002

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Traci Harding

45 books466 followers
Traci Harding, is an Australian science-fantasy author who currently has twelve books in publication, on the Voyager label of HaperCollins Publishers Australia.

Her work blends fantasy, fact, esoteric belief, time travel and quantum physics, into adventurous romps through history, ulternative dimensions, universes and states of consciousness.


The Ancient Future Trilogy
Book 1 -The Ancient Future 1996
Book 2 -An Echo in Time 1997
Book 3 - Masters of Reality 1998

Stand Alone Novels
The Alchemists Key 1998
Book of Dreams 2002
Ghostwriting 2003

The Celestial Triad
Book 1 – Chronicle of Ages 1999
Book 2 – Tablet of Destinies 2000
Book 3 – The Cosmic Logos 2001

The Mystique Trilogy
Book 1 – Gene of Isis 2005
Book 2 – The Dragon Queens 2007
Book 3 – The Black Madonna 2008


Triad of Being
Book 1 - Being of the Field 2009
Book 2 - The Universe Parallel 2010
Book 3 - The Light Field 2012

The Time Keepers
Book 1 - Dreaming of Zhou Gong 2013
Book 2 - Forthcoming
Book 3 - Forthcoming

The Ancient Future is currently listed on both the Dymock’s Top 101 Books. Along with The Alchemist's Key, The Ancient Future has been published in Complex Chinese for worldwide release.

The first book of the Mystique Trilogy -Gene of Isis is now to be published in Russian, Czech, Slavic, Greek and Romanian, as is book two The Dragon Queens.

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2,101 reviews25 followers
August 9, 2018
This was an interesting end to the series. I didn't like it as much as the first three.

I thought how the author wrote herself writing the book into the book an unexpected twist.
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102 reviews2 followers
March 8, 2023
The first time I tried to read this book, I was a teenager and I DNF'ed it. I didn't understand it, and I hit the point where Tori was a Muse for Traci writing the books and I saw it as ultimate author hubris inserting herself into her own story and it annoyed me to the point that I stopped reading.

Fast forward 12 years. My life has changed. I've matured and started a process of re-discovering myself after a very chaotic decade and decide to re-read both the Ancient future (not for the first time) and this series (then continued on to read everything else she's written.)

I realised, while reading this series in particular, that Traci artfully takes the open-minded, spiritually orientated, fantasy reader by the hand and leads them on a journey through her own spiritual awakening and the possibilities of the greater powers of the universe that we don't yet understand. It was like she was channeling information to us that was ahead of her time, disguised as fantasy. The first time I had tried to read it I hadn't been ready to hear what she had to say. The second time, I was, and this book had a profound impact on my life.

If you made it this far through her work, I highly recommend you continue on through the Triad of Being and the Time keepers series. The links and messages aren't always clear, but they are there for those that need to hear it.
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187 reviews
October 22, 2011
After reading about 9 Traci Harding books in the row, I found this last book of the trilogy too slow moving for my liking. The expansive break I had from her books also left me befuddled with what had even been going on throughout the course of this book. Tori and Maelgwn's twin's were also not what I expected them to be; turning out to be even more cliche then their parents had been. Seriously? So powerful?
I understand their the great-grandkids of a phenomenal wizard but let's never forget that there's also a mortal bloodline clinging to them. The Cosmic Logos tested my patience with all the characters. Nothing seemed logical anymore and nothing made any more sense. It just made it even more difficult for me to readjust and delve into the contents of the pages.
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Author 7 books2 followers
September 17, 2013
Thank-you Traci Harding!

I was cynical that she would be able to wrap up the previous two trilogies in a way that would satisfy me. I am glad to report that - by way of an ending - this book was everything I never thought it could be.

By the end of the book, one after another, things came together until the very last word. Interesting and clever as always and refreshing for me, given my general dislike of book endings, after finishing this book, I was so drawn in that I felt - for a moment - that I knew all of the answers in the Universe.
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225 reviews41 followers
December 10, 2010
tying up the Chosen series - the war is at it's peak, the Chosen are on the run adn the rebellion is in danger of failing the slaved species of the universe (and not just this universe) Tori must learn the truth about the Chosen and the Nephelim.


It's a little airy-fairy new-agey, but it's still worth a read
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August 1, 2011
This is by far the most mind-bending of Traci Hardings books that I have read. The idea of including herself in the tory was a bizarre twist, but provided some great moments. I found the esoteric stuff a bit bewildering at times, but the adventure aspect was right up there. I thought it was a great conclusion to the saga.
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July 2, 2008
The book was hard to get into, but started to get interesting after about 60-70 pages. It was a very interesting read. It has been a few months since it was read.
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2,456 reviews7 followers
August 22, 2013
You might think this is the end, but no, more to come ...
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23 reviews29 followers
June 24, 2015
Loved it!

Was definitely a fitting ending for Tory and Maelgywn.

I think I shall have to re-read the 'Timekeepers' Trilogy, to make all of the connections. Traci Harding is an amazing writer!
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October 2, 2016
Im so glad the books didnt end here. I loved this book so much. Will read and re read for many years to come
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October 19, 2024
Much as I love this series, this book in particular seems tobe half new age philosophy textbook and half about finishing the story off for the series
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April 22, 2023
Excellent read

Truly enjoyed this book and the trilogy overall. As others state, aspects of the plot feels real and that is amazing.
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